Coordinating a decentralized supply chain with capacity cost compensation
RAIRO. Operations Research, Tome 55 (2021), pp. S1789-S1802

Capacity planning, as a vital asset, is a challenge problem for firms in various industries, such as organic agriculture, apparels and high-tech industry. However, many manufacturers are conservative about their capacity investment for a variety of reasons. As a result, many retailers have the motivation to stimulate manufacturers to enhance the capacity level. In this paper, we propose a revenue sharing and capacity cost compensation contract to help the retailer stimulate her manufacturer to increase the capacity level. In the contract, the retailer keeps a portion of sales revenue and compensates for the manufacturer’s capacity cost. They face a stochastic demand and play a Stackelberg game where the retailer acts as a leader and the manufacturer acts as a follower. We prove that the channel can be perfectly coordinated through our proposed contract. Moreover, we give a feasible range of profit distribution, in which both channel members can earn no less profit than that in non-cooperation. Meanwhile, comparing with centralized channel with multiplicative demand, we find that capacity in decentralized channel tends to be lower.

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DOI : 10.1051/ro/2020056
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Keywords: Supply chain management, capacity compensation, cooperative game, coordination mechanism
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Shan, Feifei; Dai, Xiaopei; Men, Jinqi; Yang, Feng. Coordinating a decentralized supply chain with capacity cost compensation. RAIRO. Operations Research, Tome 55 (2021), pp. S1789-S1802. doi: 10.1051/ro/2020056

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